'Abiotic' presentation slideshows

Turfgrass Diseases

Turfgrass Diseases. Turfgrass Disease. Disease : normal development disturbed; reduces value. Turfgrass Disease. Symptom : visible reaction to a disease. Turfgrass Disease. Abiotic : non-living causes. Turfgrass Disease. Abiotic : Herbicide. Turfgrass Disease. Abiotic : Scalping.

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16.1 Everything Is Connected

16.1 Everything Is Connected. List all the things you can think of that are found in a pond ecosystem. Ecology. The study of interactions of organisms with one another and with their environment. Ecology.

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Science Review

Science Review. Unit B Lesson 5. A consumer that eats both producers and consumers is a(n) ______________ omnivore Water is an example of an abiotic /biotic factor. Abiotic A food _________ has energy flowing in one direction, from consumers ? producers or producers ? consumers

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16.1 Everything Is Connected

16.1 Everything Is Connected. List all the things you can think of that are found in a pond ecosystem. Ecology. The study of interactions of organisms with one another and with their environment. Ecology.

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Parts of the Ecosystem

Parts of the Ecosystem. What is Ecology?. Study of the interactions between organisms and their environment. ECOSYSTEMS . An ECOSYSTEM is made of all the living & nonliving things that interact in a particular area Ecosystems can be large or small. ECOSYSTEMS .

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What is the anagram?

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Unit 12: Ecosystems

Unit 12: Ecosystems. Copy the vocabulary words and definitions to page 41. Ecosystem. A system consisting of all of the interactions that occur between the abiotic (non-living) and biotic (living) factors within an environment. B iotic. All of the living factors within an environment.

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Riparian Zone

Riparian Zone. Presented by Kristin Montauredes. Riparian Zone-. The transition between the a quatic environment of a river or stream and the upland terrestrial environment, generally subject to periodic flooding and elevated groundwater table. Characteristics. Abiotic. Characteristics.

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GRACED

GRACED. Characteristics of Living Things. G. Grow and Develop All living things grow and get larger during their life. Living things may also develop and change as they get older. R. Reproduce Organisms make other organisms similar to themselves.

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Rainforest

Rainforest. Biome Research By Bliss forte. Rainforest Geography & Climate. Location- C entral America, Africa , Indo-Malaysia. Description- A forest of tall trees in a region of year round warmth. Soil Type- top soil- very thin and poor quality. Precipitaton - 50 to 260 inches of rain.

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Temperate Rainforest

Temperate Rainforest. Biome Research By Gabriel Ochoa. Temperate Rainforest Geography & Climate. Location: Alaska, Canada, and California Description: The topmost layer is the Canopy, the middle layer is Understory and the lowest is the Forest floor. Soil type: Very rich in nutrients.

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THE TAIGA

THE TAIGA. Biome Research By Trace Kennemore. Taiga Geography & Climate. Breezy summers Harsh fall, spring, and winters Temp. range(-40 to 50) Terrain- Mountainous and flat land. Taiga Biodiversity. Type in your information and you may add a few pictures to your slide

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Individuals, Populations, Communities, Ecosystems, Biotics, And Abiotic

Individuals, Populations, Communities, Ecosystems, Biotics, And Abiotic. Matthias Geradly Despeignes. Individual. Individual is when one kind of the whole organism is by it self. Population. A population is when all of the individual of one kind in one area. Community.

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Vocabulary words 1-4 Ecology Biotic Factors Abiotic Factors Photosynthesis

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Gorilla

Gorilla. Milo Duebendorfer. Biotic or Abiotic. A Gorilla is biotic because it reproduces and .

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